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Is there any more MSTS add-ons planned by your group in addition to the add-ons already released. Is anyone out there planning an update to the Northeast Corridor all the way to New York City??????
To answer your question about 3DTS, yes more projects are in the works, but no more for 2002, except for possible updates and activity packs for Cajon. The only route I can tell you about is a fully developed Tehachapi Pass 2. I do not know of a release date, nor do I know of a price or any other info on it. Brad from 3DTS will start releasing info when he is ready to. Good things are coming, just sit back and wait. You won't regret it.As for your other question, people will sometimes say they are working on a route, and then you never hear from them, so bare that in mind here. I have heard of several projects going on involving freeware extensions of the NEC, north from Philly. How far north will it go, or any other info, is anybody's guess. We will just have to wait and see. Personally, I think MSTS screwed us users out of a great route, by stopping at Philly. They should have made the commitment to go to NYC with it.ChrisIt's not a game, it's a way of life.